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1. Presentation
2. Versions
3. Technical data
EN
4. Instructions for use
5. Symbols
6. Safety advice
7. Cleaning and disinfection
8. Transport and storage
9. Maintenance
10. Guarantee
1. Presentation
This medical device adjusts and measures the vacuum which it generates from a source of medical gas.
vacuum line is not available. It may be connected up to a source of oxygen or medical air. The VENTURI TM2
and a suction tube
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2. Versions
The VENTURI TM2 is available with the following options:
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Vacuum gauge display units available: 0-1000 mbar/hPa or 0-760 mmHg/0-100 kPa.
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Analogue or digital vacuum gauge.
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Connector: compliant with NF S 90-116 - BS 5682 - DIN 13260 - US Ohmeda Diamond - NORDIC - UNI - DISS.
ection or via a rail mounting (tube + crimped tube holder + rail clamp).
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Direct conn
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Gases available: air or O
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Outlet: integrated nipple, quick-fit safety jar, ½"G nipple or ½"G safety jar.
3. Technical data
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Complies with ISO 10079-3: 2014.
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Display units: millibar (mbar), hectoPascal (hPa) and millimetre of mercury
(mmHg).
10 mbar = 10 hPa = 7.5 mmHg = 1 kPa.
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Measurement accuracy: ± 1.6 % of full scale (for analogue vacuum gauge) or ±
1 % of full scale (for digital vacuum gauge).
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Vacuum gauge can swivel through 90° (from - 45° to + 45°).
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Safety jar can swivel through 90° (from - 45° to + 45°).
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Antibacterial filter on front of device: 99.97% efficiency for 0.3 µm particles.
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Individual serial number: laser-engraved on the device's body.
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Safety valve fitted to protect device if exhaust becomes obstructed.
4. Instructions for use
VENTURI TM2
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Make sure that the device is undamaged and that the connector is compatible with the supply connection.
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Make sure that the regulation knob is in its closed position.
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Connect the device to the network's gas supply outlet (air or O
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Connect the device's outlet (nipple or Ø 9 mm safety jar) to the collection jar using a suction tube with a minimum diameter of
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Turn the regulation knob on the front of the device anti-clockwise and set the vacuum level with the patient circuit closed off
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To stop the suction, set the regulation knob to its closed position.
Quick-fit safety jar
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Fitting: insert and twist under the VENTURI TM2:
Line up the mark on the cover of the safety jar with
the mark on the skirt under the body of the VENTURI TM2,
then rotate the jar ninety degrees clockwise (moving the mark to the right).
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Removing: turn the safety jar to the left, line up the mark on
the cover of the safety jar with that on the skirt under the body
of the VENTURI TM2 then pull the jar downwards.
Plastic filter
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Fitting: push in fully until it clicks into place
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Removing: pull and twist at the same time.
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Dispose of the filter by observing the appropriate precautions.
5. Symbols
Refer to the manual/instruction leaflet
Device is subject to separate collection
6. Safety advice
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The VENTURI TM2 should only be used by qualified medical personnel.
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Effect of supply gas pressure: caution, check the pressure delivered by the gas supply. This has an impact on the maximum vacuum
maximum vacuum levels and suction flow rates are only generated when the supply line pressure is 4.5 bar or greater.
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Always test the operation of the device prior to use.
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If the device is dropped, always make arrangements for the display accuracy to be checked.
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Never obstruct the device's air exhaust.
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Make sure that the needle (or digital display) indicates 0 when the device is not being used.
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Make sure that the device is always fitted with an antibacterial filter in the suction circuit.
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Caution: the length of the tubing may have an impact on suction performance.
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Caution: the measurement tolerance of the vacuum level display increases when the device is used outside its specified ranges of ambi
pressure.
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Do not dispose of the antibacterial filters in a bin for domestic waste.
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Contact an authorised organisation to arrange for end-of-life disposal. The digital version of the VENTURI TM2 contains materials (electronic circuit and
batteries) that are toxic for the environment.
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When the source gas is oxygen (O
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When the source gas is oxygen (O
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Never dismantle the device when it is connected to a pressurised gas source.
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The VENTURI TM2 is not compatible with use in an MRI environment.
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increases when the device is used outside its specified ranges of ambient temperature and
), the use of lubricants that are not compatible with this gas may cause a fire or explosion.
), the use of lubricants that are not compatible with this gas may cause a fire or explosion.
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), ensure adequate ventilation of the room in which the VENTURI TM2 is used.
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Metal connection nipple, built into the body of the devi
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Operating pressure (supply): 3 to 6 bar.
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Maximum flow rate at 4.5 bar: 40 l/min with safety jar
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Maximum gas consumption at 4.5 bar:
consumption at 4.5 bar: 60 l/min.
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Noise level with safety jar at maximum suction flow rate:
Noise level with safety jar at maximum suction flow rate: 52 dB
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Ambient temperatures for use: 10 to 40°C.
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Atmospheric air pressure for storage and use: 800 – 1060 hPa.
Atmospheric air pressure for storage and use:
Relative humidity levels for storage and use:
Relative humidity levels for storage and use:
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Minimum lighting levels for reading:
Minimum lighting levels for reading:
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with a minimum diameter of 6.3 mm.
Manufacturer
Vacuum adjustment indicator
Vac = Vaccum
This has an impact on the maximum vacuum level generated. The
The digital version of the VENTURI TM2 contains materials (electronic circuit and lithium
It is used to aspirate fluids and muc
sed to aspirate fluids and mucus when a
should be used in conjunction with a collection jar
should be used
into the body of the device.
3 to 6 bar.
40 l/min with safety jar
10 to 40°C.
0 to 100%.
215 lx.
off.
